.....What always makes you chuckle, this could be from Road names to buildings. Birchitt Road makes me giggle, but i remember adding the `D`. =0)

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Butthole Road in Conisborough...:o

Boggard Lane behind the old Middlewood Hospital.

And of course, a doctored sign for Penistone Road (namely, the tone painted over).

penistone road


or bent street:hihi::hihi::hihi:

Cheesey Bottom - near Barnsley.

The Cock pub in Oughtibridge. We actually get students coming to get their photo next to the sign

I love the hairdressers on Abbeydale road called British Hairways.

Who's the joker who talkes the 'L' and the 'E' off Noble Street in Hoyland, eh?

Jeffcock Road & Willey Street :D

Jeffcock Road & Willey Street :D
When i worked on the Wicker, i remember two young girls giggling as
they asked me where Whiley Steet was. :blush:
They were obviously too embarrassed to ask for Willey street. :hihi:

Carsick Hill in fulwood ;)

Penistone.

And Scunthorpe.

.....What always makes you chuckle, this could be from Road names to buildings. Birchitt Road makes me giggle, but i remember adding the `D`. =0)

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hillsbough:hihi::hihi::hihi:

Ball Street, :)

Take a look here where you can search for rude place names near you by your postcode-

http://places.jump-around.com/closest/

Take a look here where you can search for rude place names near you by your postcode-

http://places.jump-around.com/closest/


And from that site I can tell you I leave near:


Penistone
Shafton Two Gates
Shatton Moor
Upperthong
Fartown
Jughole wood
Dick Slack
Camp Town
Hole Bottom
Hole in the Wall


:hihi::hihi::hihi:

ok not a permenant fixture but at the moment as you go up exeter drive, theres a road sign (due to building work) what says WHEN RED LIGHT SHOWS WAIT HERE:hihi: i crease up every time i see it

Best I ever saw was not in Sheffield but in Ipswich--a street called Coprolite St.

I think someone with a sense of humour named it because a lot of the guano exported from South America came into that port.

Corker Bottoms always makes me smile, Corker Bottoms Lane and Corker Bottoms Allotments in S2

Not in Sheffield, but I've always been amused by the name of the Cambridgeshire hamlet of Six Mile Bottom! Also the Kent village where they have a Loose Women's Institute!

What about the Idle Working Men's Institute near Bradford?

Not in Sheffield, but I've always been amused by the name of the Cambridgeshire hamlet of Six Mile Bottom! Also the Kent village where they have a Loose Women's Institute!

LMFAO@Loose womens institute

Cumwell Lane at Hellaby always makes me smile.

When i was a child and used to live on Nickerwood Drive, this was enough for a schoolboy guffaw!

Cumwell lmao!!!, i really need to get the car out and go get some photo graphs of these....

The Cock pub in Oughtibridge. We actually get students coming to get their photo next to the sign


What about the Cock Inn at Birdwell nr Barnsley?

Pocket hankerchief lane in Todwick makes me smile.

The top of Heeley Bottom.

Not in Sheffield, but a good one all the same...

Slutshole Lane (in Norfolk)

Not in sheffield but wat about the land of nod near bridlington!! That makes me laugh!!!

Bunting Nook always makes me giggle.
And not in sheff but brum my absolute favourite which is Rood End.

welcome to shatton

There used to be a Grope**** Lane in many mediaeval English cities where prostitutes would work and live. The name derives directly from the words grope (sexual touching), and **** (female genitalia). In the more prudish Victorian times the names were changed.

On the somewhat prudish Sheffield Forum I still have to subtitute the offending word with four asterisks, but a quick searckh of Wikipedia will show an interesting scholarly article on the subject.

Bunting Nook always makes me giggle.
And not in sheff but brum my absolute favourite which is Rood End.

Anyone passing by Hagley might want to look up a wonderful place called Bell End. It's tragically a whole couple of miles from Lickey End. Aah...

There used to be a Grope**** Lane in many mediaeval English cities where prostitutes would work and live. The name derives directly from the words grope (sexual touching), and **** (female genitalia). In the more prudish Victorian times the names were changed.

On the somewhat prudish Sheffield Forum I still have to subtitute the offending word with four asterisks, but a quick searckh of Wikipedia will show an interesting scholarly article on the subject.

Ahh yes. Germaine Greer did a piece about this on that programme that examines English words and their origins. I have a giggle each time I pass The Grapes pub in Burngreave. All places called Grope **** were changed to Grapes or Grape

Theres a place near Birmingham called Bell End